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The Mariners have designated pitcher Collin Snider for assignment after his injury and poor performance this season, opening a roster spot for new acquisition Caleb Ferguson. Snider, who excelled last year, has struggled and is now in DFA limbo, with potential trade options before waivers.
The Pittsburgh Pirates traded left-handed reliever Caleb Ferguson to the Seattle Mariners in exchange for 19-year-old right-hander Jeter Martinez, a prospect with potential but recent struggles, as part of their mid-season roster adjustments.
The Seattle Mariners have officially acquired left-handed reliever Caleb Ferguson from the Pittsburgh Pirates, adding a strong, groundball-inducing pitcher to their bullpen, while trading minor leaguer Jeter Martinez to the Pirates. Ferguson, who is having a solid season with a low hard contact rate, provides the Mariners with a reliable southpaw option, complementing their bullpen needs as they pursue high-impact relievers.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have reportedly reached a contract agreement with Clayton Kershaw, including a player option for 2025, while surprise suitors emerge in the Cody Bellinger sweepstakes and Japanese free agent Roki Sasaki is seen wearing Padres gear. Recently-traded Caleb Ferguson broke his silence on social media after being dealt to the Yankees.
The New York Yankees acquired left-handed pitcher Caleb Ferguson from the Los Angeles Dodgers in a minor trade, adding a solid reliever with consistent performance and an elite ability to limit hard contact. Ferguson's well-rounded pitching skills, lack of platoon split, and intriguing fastball make him a valuable addition to the Yankees' bullpen, which emphasizes batted-ball quality. With the potential to improve his fastball production, Ferguson could further elevate his performance in the upcoming season.
The New York Yankees acquired left-handed reliever Caleb Ferguson from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for Matt Gage and minor league right-hander Christian Zazueta. Ferguson, who has been with the Dodgers since being drafted in 2014, has shown strong performance in the bullpen despite a Tommy John surgery in 2020. The trade provides the Yankees with bullpen depth for the 2024 season, while the Dodgers gain roster flexibility and a young prospect.
The New York Yankees acquired left-handed reliever Caleb Ferguson from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for left-handed pitcher Matt Gage and right-handed pitcher Christian Zazueta Jr. Ferguson, who had a strong 2023 season, adds depth to the Yankees' bullpen, while the Dodgers create roster space and acquire pitching options in the trade.
The Los Angeles Dodgers traded left-hander Caleb Ferguson to the New York Yankees and signed right-hander Ryan Brasier to a two-year, $9 million contract, pending a physical. Brasier is expected to join the Dodgers' high-leverage relievers, while Ferguson is set to become the Yankees' primary lefty in the bullpen. The deal also involves the exchange of players between the two teams, with the Dodgers still needing to open a spot on their 40-man roster for Brasier.
The New York Yankees have strengthened their bullpen by acquiring left-handed reliever Caleb Ferguson from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for lefty Matt Gage and Minor League right-hander Christian Zazueta. Ferguson, who had a strong comeback season in 2022 after undergoing Tommy John surgery, brings added depth to the Yankees' pitching staff.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are expected to trade left-handed reliever Caleb Ferguson to the New York Yankees for left-handed reliever Matt Gage and right-hander Christian Zazueta. They are also set to re-sign Ryan Brasier. Ferguson, a free agent after the season, has been solid in MLB but has undergone Tommy John surgery twice. Gage, with limited MLB experience, has a good strikeout rate but struggles with command. Zazueta, a young prospect, shows promise with his pitching repertoire. Brasier, a reliable middle reliever, will return to the Dodgers. The trade and Brasier's signing are pending official announcements, with the latter expected to wait until Thursday due to roster logistics.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed right-handed pitcher Ryan Brasier to a two-year, $9 million deal, with the potential to reach $13 million through incentives. This move fills a gap in the Dodgers' bullpen left by the trade of Caleb Ferguson to the New York Yankees. Brasier, who had a successful stint with the Dodgers last season, garnered interest from multiple teams before deciding to return to Los Angeles. The Dodgers have been actively seeking back-end bullpen help and view Brasier as a key addition to their pitching staff.
The New York Yankees have acquired lefty reliever Caleb Ferguson from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for lefty Matt Gage and 19-year-old pitcher Christian Zazueta. The move addresses the Yankees' need for bullpen depth following the departure of Wandy Peralta. Ferguson, known for his ground ball pitching and low ERA, is expected to bolster the Yankees' bullpen alongside other top options. This trade also opens up a 40-man roster spot for the Dodgers, potentially for signing Clayton Kershaw or Ryan Braiser.
The Dodgers rallied in the seventh and eighth innings to beat the Rays 6-5 on Saturday, with Max Muncy hitting a home run and Miguel Vargas hitting a necessary run in the eighth. Yency Almonte picked up his third win of the year, while Caleb Ferguson saved the game. The win gives the Dodgers a chance to win the series and finish the road trip on a high note on Sunday.
The Dodgers defeated the Rays 6-5 in a closely fought game, with Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman leading a seventh-inning rally. Tyler Glasnow made his season debut for the Rays, striking out eight in just 4.1 innings. Clayton Kershaw returned from the bereavement list but had a short outing, allowing four runs in five innings. The Dodgers bullpen held on late, with Caleb Ferguson inducing a grounder to end the game. Miguel Vargas hit a homer for insurance in the eighth inning.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts will be absent from the team during their crucial series against the Padres as he attends his son's college graduation. Bench coach Danny Lehmann will act as the manager for the night. The Dodgers are also expected to lose lefty reliever Caleb Ferguson soon as he and his wife are expecting their first baby, while reliever Jimmy Nelson's future in baseball is uncertain.